I am having two problems with xslt in dspace. One is related to the XMLUI and
the other to the import script.
I recently set up an instance of dspace for a special collection that doesn't
fit well into the dublin core schema. I created a unique metadata schema and
altered the browse and sort indexes. I edited the messages.xml file accordingly
and managed to get it running correctly last week. However, when I returned to
the site this week, the UI is full of untranslated labels. For some reason, the
UI is not processing the messages.xml file.
I don't know why it just stopped working. I had not touched anything related to
dspace. The only thing I had done on the server was install python2.7 in
parallel with the native python2.6. I checked the permissions on the file and
checked the syntax within it. Everything appears in order. I tried rebuilding
dspace, but the problem persists. I also cleared the Cocoon cache. Can anyone
recommend another area to check?
There is a second problem with this instance. When I tried doing a batch import
of items the script complained about the missing dublin_core.xml files for the
items. But I am using the custom metadata file using the format
(metadata_[scheme].xml), so it shouldn't need it. I added a dummy DC file just
to see what would happen. The import script reads the dublin_core.xml file and
complains about a premature end of file. If I add metadata using my custom
scheme does the import script still require a dublin_core.xml file? What are
some reasons that it complains about a premature end of file? I checked the
file and it looks fine.
It's strange that both problems are related to reading xml files.
-Josh
Joshua Gomez
Digital Library Programmer Analyst
Gelman Library
George Washington University
(202) 994-8267
[email protected]
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